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Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by WilliamTaylor21 on 12/21/16 at 7:43 pm
After failing to get the NES Classic (numerous times), I've decided to try the Raspberry Pi route. Currently setting it up now.
For those who have done this, where do you go to get your ROMs?
I did a little bit of searching and torrents seemed to be the most popular answer, but I don't want to download something sketchy.
Recommendations?
For those who have done this, where do you go to get your ROMs?
I did a little bit of searching and torrents seemed to be the most popular answer, but I don't want to download something sketchy.
Recommendations?
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by LSU Coyote on 12/21/16 at 7:52 pm to WilliamTaylor21
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by WilliamTaylor21 on 12/21/16 at 7:58 pm to LSU Coyote
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by DieDaily on 12/21/16 at 8:27 pm to WilliamTaylor21
If you want more complete ROM sets, as in every game ever released for the NES for every country, etc. do a search for 'GoodNES' or 'GoodSNES', etc. They'll typically have a version number on the tail end of the file name as well.
Also, this Youtube channel is very useful if you are going the RetroPie with EmulationStation route.
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Also, this Youtube channel is very useful if you are going the RetroPie with EmulationStation route.
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by Mr Gardoki on 12/21/16 at 8:30 pm to LSU Coyote
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by Dam Guide on 12/21/16 at 10:17 pm to Mr Gardoki
I miss underground gamer, I still have all my project hyperspin seed torrents. We were assembling an impressive library for the ultimate setup.
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by WilliamTaylor21 on 12/22/16 at 3:58 am to Dam Guide
Just wanted to come back and say that this thing is SO SICK.
I know the games are small compared to today, but to be able to hold so many games and run so flawlessly is incredible to me.
Loaded about 30 N64 games, 25 NES games, and 10 Genesis games so far (adding a lot more tomorrow).
What are some of yalls 'can't miss' games?
Maybe some that are off the radar but still good games?
I only had a Nintendo 64, Genesis, then a PS2 so all the other consoles are new to me and I'm not too sure what consoles/games I should try. TIA
I know the games are small compared to today, but to be able to hold so many games and run so flawlessly is incredible to me.
Loaded about 30 N64 games, 25 NES games, and 10 Genesis games so far (adding a lot more tomorrow).
What are some of yalls 'can't miss' games?
Maybe some that are off the radar but still good games?
I only had a Nintendo 64, Genesis, then a PS2 so all the other consoles are new to me and I'm not too sure what consoles/games I should try. TIA
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by DieDaily on 12/22/16 at 10:53 am to WilliamTaylor21
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Maybe some that are off the radar but still good games?
I'll recommend some lesser known games rather than telling you the obvious ones like Super Mario Brothers 3, A Link to the Past, or Streets of Rage.
NES:
Little Samson - Despite what you might think, this isn't one of those Bible Adventure games. If I had to compare its gameplay, it's a little bit like Mega Man in that you can switch abilities but by changing characters.
M.C. Kids - Yes, it's a shameless advertisement for McDonald's but it's also a great platformer, obviously inspired by Super Mario Brothers 3.
SNES:
Seiken Densetsu 3 - This is the sequel to Secret of Mana (which is a game you should also play) but it was never released in North America. There is an English fan-translated Rom out there that isn't difficult to find. The games are like a mix of Zelda and Final Fantasy.
Nosferatu - This is like a mix of Prince of Persia and Castlevania. Fun horror game that most people missed on the SNES.
Genesis:
Comix Zone - Fun beat-em-up where you fight through the panels of a comic book. Unfairly tough, though.
Beyond Oasis - The closest thing the Genesis had to Zelda. It's like A Link to the Past with an Aladdin mod.
Neogeo:
Windjammers - This has gained a cult following over the last few years, thanks in part to Giant Bomb. It's sort of like Street Fighter 2 meets Pong. A re-release of it was recently announced for PS4.
Shock Troopers - 2-player top-down shoot-em-up. There is also a sequel but it's not as good as the original.
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by Phate on 12/22/16 at 2:40 pm to WilliamTaylor21
I downloaded a Nintendo megapack torrent from IPtorrents that has 252 N64 games, 915 NES games, 664 GBC games, and 840 SNES games.
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by The Eric on 12/22/16 at 2:58 pm to WilliamTaylor21
You need to get Zombies ate my neighbors... Find a friend and Co-op
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by Bestbank Tiger on 12/22/16 at 8:46 pm to The Eric
Nintendo seems to work the best on an emulator, with Commodore the worst.
If you have original NES cartridges you can get a Kazzo to extract the ROM.
If you have original NES cartridges you can get a Kazzo to extract the ROM.
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by AHCOO on 12/22/16 at 10:47 pm to Bestbank Tiger
Has anybody tried the GameCube emulator on this? Does it work or is it choppy?
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by DieDaily on 12/23/16 at 7:27 am to AHCOO
Dolphin, the emulator that can run GameCube games (along with Wii) isn't included in the Raspberry Pi distribution of Retropie. Additionally, the Pi 3 sill runs some N64 games poorly, not to mention most Dreamcast games. GameCube is out of the question right now on the Pi and likely will be for a while.
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by The Dude's Rug on 12/23/16 at 8:12 am to WilliamTaylor21
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This has all the full rom sets for every system. That's every released and unreleased rom ever leaked, along with fan hacked games. They are already organized too.
This has all the full rom sets for every system. That's every released and unreleased rom ever leaked, along with fan hacked games. They are already organized too.
re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by NvAstray on 10/13/17 at 1:43 pm to LSU Coyote
Hey I have no idea if anyone would reply to this but I've tried to put games on my retropie 3 using a cross over cable and ROMS that I got off of the link you provided, this is my first attempt at something like this I'm in need of some help
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by DieDaily on 10/13/17 at 3:30 pm to NvAstray
There's not enough info here to know exactly how to help you but are you using the Retropie distribution? If so, there is a settings section in the menu that you should be able to use to both get your Pi on your home wireless network, and then see the IP address of your Pi once it is connected.
Then, go to your PC, install your free FTP software of choice and log into that IP address with the login ID and password:
pi
raspberry
Using the FTP software, you should be able to copy files from your PC to your Pi directly once you navigate to the appropriate path. The path for SNES roms, for example is:
/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes
...which can be found at this LINK. There are also, of course, loads of videos on Youtube on how to do this as well.
Then, go to your PC, install your free FTP software of choice and log into that IP address with the login ID and password:
pi
raspberry
Using the FTP software, you should be able to copy files from your PC to your Pi directly once you navigate to the appropriate path. The path for SNES roms, for example is:
/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes
...which can be found at this LINK. There are also, of course, loads of videos on Youtube on how to do this as well.
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by Dam Guide on 10/13/17 at 3:44 pm to DieDaily
It’s even easier than that now with retropie. As long as you connected your retropie to wifi , you just need to go to retropie in file manager on any computer connected to the same network.
No passwords or ftp software required
No passwords or ftp software required
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by DieDaily on 10/13/17 at 3:52 pm to Dam Guide
quote:Even better. I haven't bothered upgrading my distribution of RetroPie in a while since I'm satisfied with it.
It’s even easier than that now with retropie.
So, easier instructions: do what Dam Guide said and consult the site I linked above to find the path of any system you want to load roms for.
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by Dam Guide on 10/13/17 at 3:55 pm to DieDaily
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Even better. I haven't bothered upgrading my distribution of RetroPie in a while since I'm satisfied with it.
Yeah, the last updates have really have made it a pretty simple device. Just drag and drop roms in the correct console folders inside retropie using any file manager.
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re: Raspberry Pi (RetroPie) users: Where to find reliable ROMsPosted by NvAstray on 10/19/17 at 10:09 am to DieDaily
is there a way you could PM me a site with reliable ROMS, or if possible email me a File with the ROMS
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